John Edgar Stothard, son of Young Stothard and Hulda Hensley.
His son, Gilbert Y Stothard.
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- Sarah Edna Stothard Baugh
- Gilbert Y. Stothard
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"Wouldst thou trust thy name to dumb forgetfulness or to the decaying graveyard stone?
Nay, rather place it on the pages of the printed book"
--author unknown
Nay, rather place it on the pages of the printed book"
--author unknown
The top picture is a charcoal portrait made in 1903 just before his marriage to Maud Scott.
ReplyDeleteThe lower one is their only son, Gilbert Y.(for Young) Stothard.